Boston’s “Yellow” is the first single from their upcoming album, “New Wave,” which will be released on November 1st.
Boston’s “Yellow” is the first single from their upcoming album, New Wave, which will be released on November 1st. The band has been teasing the new record for months and fans are eagerly awaiting its release. Here is a look at why Boston chose yellow to represent their new music.
Why did Boston choose yellow?
The title of Boston’s “New Wave” album is a reference to their classic debut album, “Boston.” The original was a commercial success that peaked at #4 on the Billboard 200 chart in 1976. It featured four hit singles: “More Than a Feeling,” “Long Time,” “Peace of Mind,” and “Rock & Roll Band.”
“More Than a Feeling” was released in February 1976 and peaked at #6 on the Billboard Hot 100 chart. This was followed by “Long Time” (February 1976), which reached #10; “Peace of Mind” (May 1976), which peaked at #15; and “Rock & Roll Band” (August 1976), which made it to #16.
What does yellow mean?
Yellow, also known as goldenrod, sunshine, canary yellow, or cornelian, is considered to be an attention grabbing color that symbolizes happiness and joy. It can also symbolize intelligence or wisdom. Yellow can also be used as an attention getting color for road signs and warnings.
